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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13
SUBURBAN NEWS.
THE EMMETT GUARD BAND VISITS THE ALICE.

THE EMMET GUARD BAND VISITS TIE ALICE.
The Emmett Guard Band paid the Alice
Band a call Friday evening by especial in.
%vitation. They met at the Alice Readips
Rooms where both bands united in PLAYING
a selection, after which refreshments were
served. Mr.. w. 4. Hall, president OF the
Alice Band. made a short address in which
he said he was glad to see the two
bands united and hoped they would ever
remain so. The Alice Band played a &C.
lection from Verdi. The president of the
Emmett Guard Band favored them with a
few well chosen remarks. He said he was
glad the txo bands could ~amalgamate and
meet AS friends and that the reception Tho
Alice and had rendered them would not.
be forgotten. A selection was then PLAYED
by the Emmett Guard Band and refresh.
ments were again served. Singing and
~recltations continued until q late hour.
About $50 persons were present. The
Alice Band was Organized six years aoo
n has the reputation of being the most
proficient band in Montana.
VAUDEVILLE NOTES.
Mr.; P. Clark left Wednesday morning for
the Can d'Alene.-Dr. Gillespie left ves.
terday Tor Garrison, to meet his fam;i1
from Portland, Oregon. - Services this
evening at the Methodist Episcopal Church
by the Rev. Bennett. Rev. MI. Rennett
leaves next month, having been with ms
three years.-Mr. D. Driscoll has been on
the sick list for several days.-Mrs. p /
Mullens leaves this evening for St. Helene |
She goes for the benefit. Of he,
health, and will remain several months
Harry Dupay will letter the banners for
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school. to
De used on their picnic excursion.-M;ss
sullivan and Miss Holland closed Their
private school last week, owing to the ex-
'ently IRON California, is occupying the M.
'!tlon ~ storekeeper at the Alice. in H.
absence OF MI. Huston.-John Camnball
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13

Cyrus W. Field takes the trouble to ex
plain that he and Gould are still friends
and that he has the same old faith in the
future of Manhattan. However, he had
more faith in the cash.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13

We trust now that the school division
question is amicably arranged until the
matter can be submitted to the popular
vote, and that there will be no further
agitation of this school business, as it is
hurtful to our educational interests.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13

1t appears by an article copied from the
Murray Sun that the o. r. & N. is already
at work rushing a line into the Ceur d.
Alene country. T. is undoubtedly one OF
the richest mineral belts in the world and
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13
The Rocky Mountain Telegranh.

The Rocky Mountain Telegraph com
pany will open IN Office in Butte inside o.
three days and be ready to do business
between Butte and the rest Of the world.
The wires are all strung to Broadway and
Main. There is a gap between Helena and
Deer Lodge that was supposed to have
been the malicious work OF Mormons, but
that will be mended to-day. An office for
the company will be selected to-day, an
Office corps engaged and then Butte will
have competition in rates and q much
needed Improvement in service.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13

TO add to Minneapolis's miseries in the
matter OF the directory census, her base
ball club was defeated ten to four by the
St. Paul boys yesterday. Truly misfor.
tunes never come singly.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13

Mr.. ~schnaebeles. the French inspector,
who came near exploding the var maya.
zines of Europe. has gone up higher in of.
fee as we'll as in the estimation oil his
countrvmen.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13

Reduction descending" is the mathe.
NAUTICAL principle now being applied by the
Union Pacific. One of the first victims was
Assistant Superintendent Leslie, of the q.
& N. There is likely to be a general shak.
ing up all along the line.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13

The Conservatives, although they won
the Paddington election. are not proud OF
the result. The Conservatives are a little
like the gamblers, they lose if they win.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13

Should there be a little more attention
paid to sanitation in Butte our citizens
would have q better certificate of health
than they hold to-day.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13
Drowned In Hangman's Creek.

SPOKANE FALLS, July 9.-[Special 10 Inv
M'ner.]-A young man, 10 years OF ~"
named George Abicus, was droWnea
Hangman's Creek, near town, last nlen,
while bathing. The body was reco'ef'0
and an inquest will be held tomorrow
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13

Emperor William is still in the enjoyment
OF a good appetite and able to travel. He
holds a firm grip on the scepter.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13

Colorado has struck oil and is snow trying
to strike the trail of the settler who wrote
to Sparks about the failure of the crops.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13
THE FIRST MONTANA REGIMENT.
A Military Picnic to Be Given by the
Butte Companies.

Butte Companies.
The talk in military circles in Butte is OF
a picnic to be given by the four companies
oil militia here at some date to be fixed
upon. At the meeting of the Montana Riff 8
on SATURDAY. the fourteenth OF August was
the date spoken of as most suitable, but
that OF course is open to selection as it is
in the province of the officers of these COM
panies to decide. The Parnell Rifles will OF
course be counted in, and the united efforts
of so many companies ought to insure the
success of the project. The date selected
ought to be lar enough ahead to give am
pie time to complete every preparation
necessary.
FIRST MONTANA MILITIA.
The officers of the four militia companies
here have been requested to meet the
officers OF the other militia companies Of
Montana in Helena by Adjutant General
Turner or Saturday next. They will leave
here on Friday evening. The object oil
their meeting is to eject officers of the First
Montana Militia regiment. There are now
nine companies in the Territory and the
plan to consolidate them into a regiment
meets with general approval in military
circles. The rumor has it that the colonelcy
of the regiment will go to Butte and if there
is any logic in number Butte should have
it with her four companies.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13
Bullion Shipments for the Week.
ADprOx-

The Pacific Express Company shipped
the following amount OF bullion in bars
last week:
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13
THE BUTTE BOYS BEATEN

HsLENA, Mont, July 9~.-[Specia, ~ -
Miner.]-The game OF base ball to.ds, Ds
tween the Butte Red Stockings ana -
Stars resulted in the defeat OF tho d."
boys, the cor being SO to II, and W.
visitors being out played on every point
TIE BASE BALL RECORD.
At Observation-Disclosures 8, Iudi,,
apolis Z.
At New York-New York s, Detroits
At Observation-Disclosures 3, Ch;.o..
8.
At Boston-Boston IL, Pittsbure d
At Observation-Disclosures 0; Cuc;,.
natl 2.
At Louisville-Brooklyn 5; Louisvill. &
At St. Louis-St. Louis 9, Baltimo,. .
At Observation-Disclosures 9; Cleveland ?
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13
THE WORLD OF Sports

standing Of tho Northwest.r,
The Butte Boys Beaten h, ''eas>
Edwin Edwards Would wr..,
Frank Kinney Cornish Style. VIII
THE NORTHWESTERN LEAcnn
ST. PAUL, MIMI, July 9.-rsno,;,
Miner.]-The following is the record " !, To-
Northwestern L ague-yesterday's To-
At Duluth-Duluth 10. Eau samss:
At MISUNDERSTANDING ID r..e
The batteries we're: St. Paul-Ms"o'ss%.
Stockwell; Minneapolis-Winklemos
ray; Milwaukee-Smith. Brouob.a~ ur'
Crosse-Myer, Hardie; Dulutb-p" La
Earle; Eau Claire-Tuckeman, La susn,
Moines-Hutchinson, Sutclifie; Oshl oe'
Devine, Nagle. Milwaukee still laoS"a
League with "a games Won and IA ne
St. Paul has won s3 aud lost 10. J ~
Moines is third in the League. -
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13
A THEATRE ART

Mile Rhea's temperance at the Grand
Opera House last Monday evening, was the
occasion of a pleasant theatre party, given
by Mr.. W. A. Clark. The party occupied
box A and seemed to be much pleased with
the play. After the theatre was over they
adjourned to the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Lavell where several hours were
passed very pleasantly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

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ike nnstcani esseknmrns . namIl -
tk1lr eHsri - dsGlgy ~ eug1lnnant
Z qzzstll - 8 sssn11lg go 80 - -
tlzsly eo1pats wiih apod sI.lesuip.
ma poerla Is ne norfh hnsa Aluags
hssn ssAes % fosEfss ah1ss agnanu1
wnum 10y fsuaAt nnd - sxsend ~
hanf e frIEeuship - 81 80 aFs willna
a enaeue Cur RgssRmmant aa Is h and 70
absas b. she aseison ef ne God q
hatfIsa They en- ngEss knsQ = fliles
fsnsIna via fhoso 80 NoulG bgazd
Kazcsln asa tzaitos. Thsy uil nsssE
aaespt ~ pEuasaanaisns II kslsndnhip
81 thsse uhe Isss 70 opuorsaniiy 70 ~.
fans fhs menaEy q TIE tE1ss men
uho dlea foE Ne union q - amsr1 ~
lsuIh o. polilisal dsemN whish ne
eisIllxed word has Hsisstad. which disd
% shs asia e baiils. ed whish hass
foE nors I'm twsnty yssrs ben burisd
bszsath ths Sc q hiood vhish sns
shsd b. thsss uho put down ihs assat-
est, ne moat uniastiasbgs end Ne msaa
ouaraesous raheIllon that be- taken
pisss alncs he dawn q hisiosx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

eRA1s n BnMnEMo amA.--A quasalor
ee integaEa Ia he Alaska couiroveFaJ
rsiaass - ne pEohab,s namoef q ssaII
q and around BehFina 9sA. A compuI.
ation las1 epFina b. ARsat Neyea RaVu
eks7, $50 ~ he total nambeR q hfssd.
ina seals en- ana two inlAnds q s. Paul
and 81. GeexRa. the eenas Of the ALASKA
C0mmeruial COmpanyis monspaiy.
Aeaua Tinale's report ssii@atss thls
n1mhes a fs@sr than 100000. ThG
Csmmerclai OompAny e1ploys, e q
FspaFied, 6aea % four steamers and
ffaeen aaiiing veaNnla In lee cpeFnfsnna.
anA has slati0as % the Aiatian Eslsa e.
usll e % ~ main land. u b charged
b. suna az he euentsa q The AiaEkn
Oampany, thai h kills ever 10000 SEALS
q year, o. luiee a. many e. ~ lease A.
l0uas nua na efasiAl repoFta innia1 that
only lot.e29 geFs killed for ne year b
prsenrinR ~ 10000 ekina, Tia hizhesl
Feasoaahlo easimnaea Of ekina tnkaa b.
he poaehsrs o1FinR TIE ysAR b 00m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

=
Tks Posr-IxTKxGsazNczn be- several
tlmss spoken Of Ne dsalEability q .
IaSna vote being saai a. The school else
llon todsy sna q Drspss inaassss IN
sha sslsction q q ~ nan - ct -
sshool dirsstor haina manifested ~
ne people. Hshool eIeciions eEs unaally
quisl, and the psopls are Toe liable 70
tkink that on thai aoeouui thay ere nm
impeEsani A efoaief mistsks ooald
noS b made. The maintenAncs Of or
ruhlis sohosl ayntsm b necessary 70 he
asspetuasi0n o. free INSTITUTIONS kaa.
oatlon is public dusy, and nealesa Of
lhnt aaty b siibsE sn individual o. .
ormnnnity Il % indication Of Bad
elslnsushIp. Tbs pebble asAeols q 81
essls Gre admirably managed. and she
pGlds walsh We psoEle ssidenily iAks
d shsm should Be made NANTES, b
he lntsrsst vhioh b taken 10 he else
tlnn today.
Am0nz the many exoolieni asatlemen
who a1e msnsionsd e posaibls suscea-
nasn az Mr.. etfuvs Ia ne school board,
thara ID mons more satisfactory 20 she
Pusr.InrnEaaouNcKn than Mf. William
81, Huehsa. Mr.. Hnehes has BEEN
honoIsa with Ne eenndencs Of he peo-
De o. Seattle and King eounty on pre-
vious occasions. and be has always
rrcvad entlToly fAishfal 70 the sFnsa ~
psnea IL him. He u peculiarly hited
fos tie position Tor which be b noe
urged, hls seoaraey - ~ asooan1Ani
hasna veil kncwn. Hsa Judgement and
husiness ability ere excellent. and be ia
thosouehiy seqaAinted with The public
school sssien % ear city ana its needs.
He does not sesk he position Of school
director, and Il be eulsIs shs board. u
ulll Be wlshcui pledges or alliances Of
nns kina and with no axss - grind.
he Is 10 every way attsd 70 BE- = model
dlrsatsx.
n n ihs wish II The PosT'ANxnL-
sannnczn that the best interests Of
tho schools Be sabaeFved, and sash
q doubtless The wlah Of ell eitiasns.
In he election af No. Hughes We b.
lIsvs Ne pubIie viii secure The services
81 q mhn Who viii perform his duties
honsssis, inislllRsnsly and 10 ths sasis-
laallon q all.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

ma ssesk q ne wsstsnn unien Tel.
snlaph compauy hes been N.ssIsq
nrsss. he toi1l snouni Is noe s.. M
Go. oonsiesring that ihIs oapltaliza-
slun ssprsssuts an sstuai insassmani Of
ahoas sixsosn million dolIass and mas
Wsmars Uaion dlsidsnds eoniinns %
Be- paid with ressonahls Ecenlasity. q e
evldsns shas shs taiaGEaph bnsinssa IN
sbs UnIasd Gsales a Iassaiips one. a
elxisan million dollar rlant walsh
gislds 3 fair interest On eighty aix MI.
llsn doilsFs il nos . b dsspissds
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

Il another ooiamn viii Be found Q
purtlcn q NE address Of General Henry
snekson dallvssed a. the reospaian given
q jefferson Davis 81 Macon, Georgia.
MT seek. 0snsfal Jackson Il repre-
sentative southern Dem0ssat and . -
prssaniaaivo 0eoEalan. He was ap-
poluted By President ulsVsland 10 tha
responsible posltloa Of DATED States
Nlnissss 70 Mexico, bul resigned and
returned 10 The uniled States altar
ssrrIna for q lllala more Than ons year,
llahOald bs remembered thaa this ID
arsss was delivered 10 the presence Of
Ne president Of Ne uOnfedsraey, thAi
ths apeaksF Was surrounded By theus'
nnds Of veterans q he Confederate
army ana that q coafedsEaae aas waved
above be hsad.
re words q shisunrspsnianl and IN
resonsilsd tfaiios ahoald Be- pondsred
carefally b. thosa Who believe shaa The
people Of The south have aeseplsd NE
rssnls of TIE var Ia god faith ana thai
che only sppeais nos made 10 The var
eesling ere made By designing polilia-
Fans 10 she north. They shoald be
pcndsFsd esfofully BY thoss Who BE-
I pssss re q IS sIkss ssoss Isss q i6s
nailon IL dead. Thsy shouid Be pond
ered carefully By tAoaa uho believe thai
ne misslun Of The Rspahafsan party b
anded. Thar should b pondsred care
sully b. those Who believe that NE gev.
aSnment Of this nAiion b 10 the haeda
a. men who have a hsaEt 10 hess In
teRasaA
General Saekson sees Jeasrsoa Davis
pssoenissa h The future ~ tie Fixhiful
peesldenl IL tAa Gated States frum !
1851 10 1888. ana Aerahsa LAncSln |
htandad - q traitor. ia thai triaG-
p1al psoesaslsn." be says. ~AhsahAm
Eineoln shall Eot mess 90 Ne Fixhtfal /
p1aalaana. but JeRsrson pAvsa he 60
called irasics q Q so-eAliea loai eaassA"
8ueA vesds can have no two msaninea
xhay oAn mean oAly thsi h Ne minds
e ne spsaksr and q lkoR fur uhon
n apeaka "a hEnly rooaad The eouvls-
ilon lhai NE soatA usa stsrnally FieAs
.nd hat ne norih VS. steSnsily wFsng; |
iAal Davis, Lea. jackson and Beniazin
uare ne patricia and thal LAaealn,
nmna. seward ana samneR wess the
srsilorss that he ssi4isrs 81 Ne rsbsi- |
Ilsn usrs asAaiuR Ger he Sig6a and that |
~ tAsasznta Il hsavs men Who gave
a. thsas llpsn O. the eanss 81 tha union
slaa gsr 4 eArss thai vas wrunR.
To uases saeA ssaslmsuia n ~ s0uaA
/. mrardsa a. natasal and propsr and
4. prenlasiy uAAs saRhi 30 b sxpeeis3
enasF Ne saru1msaa2esG TO sefw -
I, asa esiaicim 4 b ne norsh b ds-
noanssa - 80 prsalas1t q sAs Gated
u.aasa saa ~ Al she thtnk - h
lhieks q IN unnasassasy, snianslashla
npa ever brutal nsgsai % M paasioan
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

MatsEiais ere being sSozEed fos Z
street railway 81 Astoria.
Jamss A. HcsleE, Q governments enGi.
neor smplogee during ne pass summer
on the jslfy q YaquiDa bay, q e Port
land, nImoat totally blind fEem expes.
ere 70 The constant glare of the sun up.
on tue water Of the bag, causing a.
laKRemena Of the pupils Of the eye.-
Aaforsan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

"a memhaF q ny fnzulll was taxa
asun With ~ amall-pox. Iimme1iaAe.
II eonusncsdfou ne DaFbys Prophyiae-
sis Fluia. Il kspe ~ a1msapAsEs q the
rosm puFs and fruah. Iha patient was
aFsatly ralisRed, and never Ter . mo-
msnl d1lfEi0gss was no9 gifted. and waa
ahout tha honzs aEain n three weakA
ana No othsra had ila-SaMna ". Pan
xExscz. ID. IL cassrsv. Phiis-. Pa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

Tha nFMr1um1 e HIliouEle1a 80 N
happalR but 100 wail kuown. TAsg di11r
II fiHsFam1 in6ivldnaiB DO numn Nz1enf.
A B,7ion4 mnD i n011nm q hgeakf11i
onisR. Too frsQasneiy, al4A hs ha1 90
ezenllsa1 nFpel11e foE IiQuto1r bae nope
fns aNEIda q q moEnlnas hl4 bo1Gue
W1lI hardly be1x iEapno1tNn e. any ttmni
n \ d n0E whlie End fuEred. d - s0aGh,
e al eV1ntHL
Iha diaasffsa sgstsm d uhaIly cut 81
orleE. ara D1HEshea e. Ou1slipatIou
nay b q gzmp1ams a the I've nag
alfeenaao. YhaNo are ofaem hem0R-
Ehsifs &C even lnm 81 bloed. 1here
nav he nI6finnw ana often heedncne
and aaifilY O. antulgase end IendeEneNI
= ths III q ths s3onaoh. 10 eoEree,
IN this, n nce nEact 3 ouRs, ~ erren's
Aneasf Flowsr, u ens1a bmt Q tEt1es and
Ihguands aft1E8 30 efficacy.
Gsuflsnsn cons nnd noe TIE baEEaina
Ws have - o1sx Yoz IN visnna under
ware; s. salts sold for % e eaf Eemov'
Il sale. Texas b emaMnslAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

In OazxlCAL COEDzTIoR.-A gsnile.
nan from P0rs Blaksly states thai Nr.
Finch, Of Eagle HaEboE. whe fsll from
he bridge % Wesa stsest ana broks IA,
uho waa takan homs b. III family, q
n . rather dangerous osndiaian, ara
his death bis expeeeod 30 Ocuur a nnV
time. Friends Of lhs fAmliy have
Started Subscriptions fog thar ralEsf a
Ports Blakely and Madison and Are
meeting with good success.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

AnnryAL on TKn PkzNuR. - The
sisAmsr Premier arrived here yesterday
morning al foar o'clock, bringing q fair
freight snd 2 small lias Of pesssnesr1.
She landed et the new wharf OF the Sc
attle Warehouse Company, or what ID
commonly known - the Scott wharf.
She discharged 90 tons Of freiQht for
seattle merchants, and proceeded 10 Ia
coma where che expected % And Q large
los Of -four awaiting her. bet vas disap-
poiatee, Is there vas only q small
amount. She returned TO Seattle where
she will remain until some time this
morning, when she leaves for Vancouv
60. According 10 the present schedule
The Premier vii lay two ulghts each
veek at Seattle, anc some Of her ufnceEs
are already looking for ROOMS and
houses here into which 10 move their
fnmiliaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

rxDsa HEa szsEzRa Cans. - Mn
Dsnean. Il Rsd BlnG. oallsoEnis, siztss
Of Miss Jsnnis Bsosalse. Ne wsnAn
who b d1Fan9s6 IN Grass Hsapltal a.
Rived yesisr6ay. Mra Dana1n waa
sdVi1ed tnaa b ucald praPs fatal % ~
mese her ssesR from &c Hospital ana
al1a tAal Mia HsuWnaea wanla narsly
de u sAsFl ai@A Mga Danean via
FemMfn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

WILL BUnD a RxzAHzsoAr.-Oaptalu
I'd. Mccall, Who several years ego baIli
The double-sndsd steamer Aid, and
WHO owned her until about ono year ego,
whan he sold her 10 Q boom company
on the ekagit river, vas In Seattle YER.
terday. and IN conversation with Z 70
porter said; "DuFina The paas year, and
up 70 quite fecenily, have been run
ming the Alki, On Halnxy, huf ] have
turned heg over 10 Captain w. X. MeF-
win. Iexpeot, 90 soon as can Rss my
business matters stFaiehtsned around,
10 bald steEn wheel steamer. have
q route selected on which I know 8
small steamer could be- mado % paw
handsomely, bnl ! en- noe quits reaAy
10 dlvulgs my plans. AZ soon e. ] havs
anything definite ! VIII lee you know. =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

Lows AND LAw.-ThsEs vss another
large andisnss a. the 0psEa House last
evening when Milson Mobiles and com
pany presented sL.ovs and Law" The
play q rather sensational and abounde
II several stirring and Sensational
soaaas. Tho plot e worked out with
conaideKabls ingenuity and an Interest
ina story hangs on %. The compaay
vas fully equal 10 The occasion and gave
e performance thai vas hniehed
throuehoua. Mr.. MOBILES a. Felix UPAA,
The generous. hearted, but shrswd
Irish attorney. made q slE0nG impress
SION on Tbs al aienee, his impeRsonation
Of The Italian organ grader In the last
act being an extremely oleveg piees Of
acting. DslIie Mobiles e. Rita, Il. r.
Howard as Cont, b. d. Clifton e. Grad
dock were al Geod. In fast she entire
east was q ssrong one and praise shonlo
be extended tOeveEy individual member
Of e.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-05

AxTACHED.-Tatum 4 Bowen. Of Port
land. Oregon have lsvisd an attach.
nsua upon ths personal property Of +.
L. KempsaeF, Of NE nEm Of Ksmustsr
Brothers. Who have besn running 4 saw
mill a epFina Brook, for q haIanes 81
5000. ALLEGED 10 be due PLAINTIFF On a
account Yesterday morning the re-
eeiveg closed TIE mill down, AID asvs
NE men notice thai after hreakfnai
they would Be compelisd 70 look else.
where for employmeni ana provisiaue.
expreased oue way and another, and Il
e very likely ne whole tFansaetfen yin
have 10 Be settled ~ the eouFea
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Rsm1ssl ssls--so dss al uooi, hins
eanpai essszhaIiE a % - Oh RsssA.
80 Ickiae q 6lneurmnn. els
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An tnnpsuaisn o. eos sanosnl sale 81
~ made bos1 pleanans a1d Bsroeaolal
80 Tomas = oDoHzMkH.
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70 r SALE.
PHOTOG RAPHY.

n = JUDKINA the PhoscgraDher.
Pcterson. formerly ef the Seattle GmilsEy,
On Front sareeA Mr. Petorsoma work II
well kneWn IN Seattle and vicinity, and
he VIII - Rlad - see his o1e frisnds ard
cuslenazs e Mr.. Judkins' GALLERY, cnxneF
Second and Columhia atreefA no3 q